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Update: 8:15 a.m. ET
Pre-Market Movers: CarMax, Brighthouse, Datadog, DoorDash
While stock futures continue to rise, here’s a closer glimpse under the hood at stocks making big breaks higher and lower before the opening bell:
Movers
Brighthouse Financial (+26.6%) is making one last appearance at the top of the market this morning after announcing it will be acquired by Aquarian Capital at $70/sh. Earnings from Penumbra (+16%), Coherent (+14.5%), and Datadog (+12.2%) are also collecting gains in the premarket trade; in fact, most of these reports are a product of earnings reactions.
Losers
On the other end of the market, there’s quite a few negative earnings reactions this morning, namely from Dentsply Sirona (-14.6%), ACADIA Healthcare (-13%), and DoorDash (-12%). Hubspot (-11.6%), Celsius (-11.6%), and Fortinet (-10.9%) are also falling on earnings.
Despite the row of earnings this morning, CarMax (-11.4%) is probably going to end up being one of the most-talked about, as CEO Bill Nash unexpectedly announced his departure. He will be replaced by David McCreight, a former retail clothing executive.
Update: 7:50 a.m. ET
Everything Happening (That We Know Of)
Good morning. U.S. stock futures are modestly higher this morning after a healthy market rebound on Wednesday, which saw the Russell 2000 (+1.53%) make impressive strides, while the large cap indexes like the Nasdaq Composite (+0.65%), Dow (+0.48%), and S&P 500(+0.37%) saw bounces of their own.
The positive recovery came as Trump’s tariffs went to the Supreme Court, eliciting a wide variety of reactions, especially from the court’s more conservative justices. And while U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent told Fox Business that he was “very optimistic” after sitting on the case, the court’s line of questioning saw many prediction markets for the tariffs tumble.
Continuing the momentum, a wide variety of large reports came in strong. As we do during peak earnings, we recapped some of the biggest reports in yesterday’s edition of Stock Market Today.
That’s not to say that Wednesday was without conflict or trouble. The U.S. Transportation Department said it would announce “mandatory flight cuts” at 40 major U.S. airports today if no shutdown deal is reached, per Reuters. It’s the latest in a long line of problems which are impacting Americans as the shutdown reaches hits day 36.
Here’s what is on deck for today:
A.M. Earnings: AstraZeneca, DBS Group, Conocophillips
There’s over 600 companies reporting earnings today, which is pretty serious business. We already have results out from the three centi-billion dollar firms reporting this morning, as well as a number of other firms like Warner Brothers Discovery, Datadog, DHL, and others. Also off the list, but still notable, there’s Moderna
Here are this morning’s reports, per TipRanks:
Economic Events & Data
It’ll be a busy day for economic events, with a wide number of Fed Governors slated to speak today in the afternoon. The Fed’s Michael Barr and John Williams (New York) will lead the charge at noon, followed by Beth Hammack (Cleveland) at 1:00 p.m. ET. Christopher Waller will speak at 4:30 p.m., Anna Paulson (Philadelphia) will speak at 5:30 p.m., and Alberto Musalem (St. Louis) at 6:30 p.m.
Really, the only big data point due out today was Challenger Job Cuts for October, which are already out this morning — and they’re definitely big, at 153,074. In fact, it’s a 175% jump month-over-month, good for the highest job cuts in the month of October since 2003. There’s also the EIA Natural Gas Stocks Change and Balance Sheet update.
